ENGAGE IO vs MEE6 for NFT & Web3

The gap that matters for nft & web3 servers

MEE6 has no wallet linking and no holder verification, which is the load-bearing feature for an NFT server. Without it, holder roles are assigned by a moderator checking a screenshot, and nothing re-checks after a sale. Allowlist draws then run on an unverified entry pool, which is the exact scenario that produces accusations of insider allocation.

What MEE6 costs at nft & web3 scale

NFT projects typically run a public server and a holders-only or alpha server, so MEE6 costs $23.98 a month or $99.98 a year for the pair. You would still need a separate verification bot on top, because MEE6 does not read on-chain state at any price, making it an addition to the stack rather than a replacement.

Setup and migration for a nft & web3 server

Sequence the wallet-linking campaign before you retire MEE6 levels, and give holders a window to link. Announce that unlinked holders keep their role for the grace period and lose it afterwards, otherwise the first re-verification pass strips roles from long-standing holders who simply had not seen the announcement.

The switching mistake nft & web3 servers make

Level data is the wrong thing to protect in a collection's server, and it is what most migrations spend their time on. The data worth exporting is the allowlist and reward history, because that is what members will dispute; ranks reset without much complaint if announced.

Each server needs its own subscription. Three premium servers is $35.97/mo or $149.97/yr; the lifetime plan also covers a single server, so a 3-server network costs $269.97 up front.

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